Movie News, Reviews
Original. The word, and all its permutations, has been a significant part of the festival name for the last 13 years. Originality has always been the one thing Cinema One … Continue Reading Cinema One Originals 2018 Will Run October 12 – 21
World renowned Filipino film director Brillante Mendoza is back in the international scene with his newest film “ALPHA, The Right to Kill” competing in the main competition at San Sebastian … Continue Reading Brillante Mendoza’s ALPHA, The Right To Kill Competes at San Sebastian
“Some truths are so twisted you can’t face them.” This year’s Cinema One Originals Film Festival will feature a sports erotic drama starring Tony Labrusca (Cinemalaya 2018’s “ML”) as Badger … Continue Reading #C1Originals 2018: Tony Labrusca, Joem Bascon Star in Sports Erotic Drama “Double Twisting Double Back”
After starring in the highest-grossing Metro Manila Film Fest entry of 2017 Gandarrapido: The Revenger Squad and in the horror comedy movie DOTGA: Da One That Ghost Away, Loisa Andalio will be … Continue Reading #C1Originals 2018: Loisa Andalio in Danger in a Bathtub in “Hospicio” Poster
Are you original? The 2018th edition of Cinema One Originals Film Festival puts “star-studded” as an understatement as it releases its stellar promotional video featuring the directors and artists included … Continue Reading Cinema One Originals 2018 Releases Star-Studded Promotional Video
The Philippines is for the first time represented as a delegation to the Neo Cinemap Fukuoka Asian Film Market 2018 this September in Fukuoka, Japan. Led by the FDCP’s Philippine … Continue Reading Philippines Goes to Fukuoka Asian Film Market
With a partnership with the Film Development Council of the Philippines, the Focus on Asia Fukuoka International Film Festival joins and celebrates Philippine Cinema for its One Hundred Years by … Continue Reading Philippines is Country of Focus at Fukuoka Asian International Film Fest 2018
September 2018 marks the 46th year since the declaration of Martial Law by the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos. To commemorate one of the darkest period in Philippine history, the alternative … Continue Reading Cinema Centenario Commemorates 46th Year of Martial Law thru Never Forget Film Festival
SIGNAL ROCK (2018) Review Directed by Chito S. Roño Director Chito Roño proves that story is still king and shows how a master storyteller unfolds his or her piece. It … Continue Reading “Signal Rock” Review: Superb Story, Impeccable Ensemble
At the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival 2018 Awards Night, the official entries for next year’s festival were also revealed. Here are the official entries of the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival … Continue Reading Cinemalaya 2019 Official Entries Revealed
Here’s the full list of winners of the recently concluded Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival 2018 Awards Night held at the Main Theater of the Cultural Center of the Philippines: Audience … Continue Reading LIST: Winners of the Cinemalaya Film Festival 2018 #Cinemalaya2018
Eight incredible films have been selected by the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) for the Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino (PPP), a one-week exclusive screening of films in all theaters … Continue Reading Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino 2018 Features Quality Genre Films Nationwide
In the continuing celebration of Philippine Cinema this August, the Film Development Council of the Philippines proudly presented six (6) award-winning independent films under the Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino 2018 … Continue Reading Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino 2018 Presents Six Special Feature Films
PAN DE SALAWAL (2018) by Che Espiritu If you’re finding something a bit magical or out of the ordinary at this year’s Cinemalaya Film Festival, Che Espiritu’s Pan de Salawal is the movie … Continue Reading #Cinemalaya2018 Reviews: “Pan de Salawal,” “Kung Paano Hinihintay ang Dapithapon”
ML – MARTIAL LAW (2018) by Benedict Mique If you’re a fan of Eli Roth or other bloody and other visually barbaric movies, this has got to be the movie … Continue Reading #Cinemalaya2018 Reviews: “ML,” “School Service”
KUYA WES (2018) by James Robin Mayo. Ogie Alcasid returns to the big screen in a light romance comedy directed by James Mayo who helmed the charming The Chanters last QCinema … Continue Reading #Cinemalaya2018 Reviews: “Kuya Wes,” “Liway”
